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Perl has been and is the glue that bind together many different and disparate command line applications; all and everyone can use it to create data munging pipelines that just work. That has made it a mainstay in many operating systems... Including those that can be found in Github workflow runners. These not only include Perl, but a good and nice series of Perl modules that will give you no work at all to create fast-and-dirty github actions that can be glued together, in the same way as Linux commands are.
But if that's not enough, you can always rely on CPAN and packers, as well as Github Action templates avaiable in GitHub. This article will be about that: what support is out there to create GitHub actions with Perl, and how to do it in no time flat, applying Perl love to your DevOps pipelines.
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Perl has been and is the glue that bind together many different and disparate command line applications; all and everyone can use it to create data munging pipelines that just work. That has made it a mainstay in many operating systems... Including those that can be found in Github workflow runners. These not only include Perl, but a good and nice series of Perl modules that will give you no work at all to create fast-and-dirty github actions that can be glued together, in the same way as Linux commands are.
But if that's not enough, you can always rely on CPAN and packers, as well as Github Action templates avaiable in GitHub. This article will be about that: what support is out there to create GitHub actions with Perl, and how to do it in no time flat, applying Perl love to your DevOps pipelines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: